Summary:
Enterprise, Utah, has two public schools serving 992 students: Enterprise School serves pre-kindergarten through grade 6, while Enterprise High serves grades 7–12; both are part of Washington District.
Enterprise School is the stronger overall academic performer. It ranks in the 71st percentile among Utah elementary schools and has a four-star rating. In 2025–2026, its average proficiency exceeded district and state results in English language arts, mathematics, and science. Science was the school’s strongest subject, while third-grade mathematics and sixth-grade results were especially impressive. Parents should note that fifth grade is a consistent weak spot: achievement in fifth-grade English, math, and science was below the district or state comparison levels. Chronic absenteeism is also a concern, affecting 24.4% of students, compared with 15.4% districtwide.
Enterprise High presents a more mixed picture. Its strongest academic area is grades 7–8 mathematics, where proficiency substantially exceeds district and state averages. However, grades 7–8 science results are weak, and grades 9–10 performance is below both comparison groups in every tested subject, with grade 10 mathematics, English, and science particularly concerning. The school’s ranking has fallen to the 34th percentile and its rating is two stars, although its 93.8% graduation rate and 11.0% chronic absenteeism rate are favorable. Overall, the key priorities are supporting the transition from elementary to secondary school, improving grades 9–10 English and science, investigating grade 10 mathematics declines, and addressing fifth-grade achievement and elementary attendance.
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